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legendary
Activity: 1453
Merit: 1011
Bitcoin Talks Bullshit Walks
Not-Quite-Midnight Musings:

Do you think there's a mathematical advantage to including more rather than less transactions to candidate blocks?

I'm wondering if when all the transactions are hashed together if it inherently skews the resulting hash value higher or lower.

That'd be pretty interesting if the way we try to get new blocks is actually the best way (i.e. The heavier the block the better).
More transactions = more transaction fees.
No idea why anyone would want less transaction fees Tongue

Hashing is pseudo random ... transaction numbers are truly random ... it's all so random that it's pointless trying to find any sort of pattern.

There are no patterns to find in mining.

if u can see where all particals are and know where they are going then u can predict the future forever therefor there is no such thing as random Cheesy
Only on the assumption that choice doesn't exist Smiley

all thought is particles in motion i dont believe there is some magical unseen power within the human mind to be able to change the laws of physics and change the movement of particals simply with his "will" lol. this from the only species of animal that gains pleasure out of torturing its own Cheesy

If it all started with a “Big Bang” then choice does not exist. We are all merely reacting to that first initial blast set in motion so many years ago.  No?
sr. member
Activity: 509
Merit: 250
i was here on kano.is for two months before i leave it, and now came back again after one month, my question is where is my ramp up period gone?

It is already more than 24hours since i moved here on kano but my shift graph showing avg 0.84Th/s  Huh

do i need to start my ramp up period again or what.

newbie
Activity: 84
Merit: 0
Not-Quite-Midnight Musings:

Do you think there's a mathematical advantage to including more rather than less transactions to candidate blocks?

I'm wondering if when all the transactions are hashed together if it inherently skews the resulting hash value higher or lower.

That'd be pretty interesting if the way we try to get new blocks is actually the best way (i.e. The heavier the block the better).
More transactions = more transaction fees.
No idea why anyone would want less transaction fees Tongue

Hashing is pseudo random ... transaction numbers are truly random ... it's all so random that it's pointless trying to find any sort of pattern.

There are no patterns to find in mining.

if u can see where all particals are and know where they are going then u can predict the future forever therefor there is no such thing as random Cheesy
Only on the assumption that choice doesn't exist Smiley

all thought is particles in motion i dont believe there is some magical unseen power within the human mind to be able to change the laws of physics and change the movement of particals simply with his "will" lol. this from the only species of animal that gains pleasure out of torturing its own Cheesy
newbie
Activity: 3
Merit: 0

More transactions = more transaction fees.
No idea why anyone would want less transaction fees Tongue

Hashing is pseudo random ... transaction numbers are truly random ... it's all so random that it's pointless trying to find any sort of pattern.

There are no patterns to find in mining.

Hi kano! I really appreciate all the effort you are making to get more hashrate. I always recommend this pool as it seems to me the most transparent of all. Due to the great increase of hasrate of the last weeks a problem arose to me, today I am mining with an AntMiner S3 and unfortunately my rewards of the last month were all below the 0.00010000 BTC. Is there any way to recover those payments? Please could you send me a pm if there is any chance. Thank you!
legendary
Activity: 4634
Merit: 1851
Linux since 1997 RedHat 4
Not-Quite-Midnight Musings:

Do you think there's a mathematical advantage to including more rather than less transactions to candidate blocks?

I'm wondering if when all the transactions are hashed together if it inherently skews the resulting hash value higher or lower.

That'd be pretty interesting if the way we try to get new blocks is actually the best way (i.e. The heavier the block the better).
More transactions = more transaction fees.
No idea why anyone would want less transaction fees Tongue

Hashing is pseudo random ... transaction numbers are truly random ... it's all so random that it's pointless trying to find any sort of pattern.

There are no patterns to find in mining.

if u can see where all particals are and know where they are going then u can predict the future forever therefor there is no such thing as random Cheesy
Only on the assumption that choice doesn't exist Smiley
newbie
Activity: 84
Merit: 0
Not-Quite-Midnight Musings:

Do you think there's a mathematical advantage to including more rather than less transactions to candidate blocks?

I'm wondering if when all the transactions are hashed together if it inherently skews the resulting hash value higher or lower.

That'd be pretty interesting if the way we try to get new blocks is actually the best way (i.e. The heavier the block the better).
More transactions = more transaction fees.
No idea why anyone would want less transaction fees Tongue

Hashing is pseudo random ... transaction numbers are truly random ... it's all so random that it's pointless trying to find any sort of pattern.

There are no patterns to find in mining.

if u can see where all particals are and know where they are going then u can predict the future forever therefor there is no such thing as random Cheesy
newbie
Activity: 84
Merit: 0
Yeah, I kinda was thinking its hard to get a right number.  It wasn't really that important for what I wanted to do.

NOW The reason:

The LITTLE guy Hash Give away...

The Prize - 24 Hrs of free hashing power from one of my S9's on your username.

The Criteria:
   1. You have to be a new miner ramping up still.
   2. Your hash rate has to be at 2 Th/s or less
   3. Answer the skill testing question by the deadline by Private messsage to me.
   4. You have to commit to telling 2 people about the pool at some point in the near future. ( Karma is a Biatch ) :-)


Deadline is 00:00:00 UTC March 27  - Mar 26 17:00 Mountain Time
This date chosen since this will mark 3 months of Mining for me ( with multiple S9's, I hade one since Nov 21)


The skill testing question is:   What is the width of the equator?  What causes the width.  Hint: Friends

PM Me your answers.

I will pick someone with a valid answers at random, and then contact them to arrange pointing one of my S9's to thier user name so that they will be ramped up in that day instead of waiting the full ~10 days.


And for legal reasons:

This is just for fun, dont get mad if you dont win, its all for fun, There is no warrenty, no liability etc...  JUST FOR FUN!  I'm hoping more of the smaller miners go buy S9's.




hmm a line is 1 dimension it has no width per say jst length
jr. member
Activity: 34
Merit: 5
Mining for You at https://kano.is
~
There are no patterns to find in mining.

Good morning from Kano.Is(land).

An awesome weekend in store. Yet another hash giveaway, this one by AerialGopher! Cool beans!


I quoted Kano-san for this because, well, it fits.

We now have a domain - kanois.land.  I don't know what, exactly, this will turn into, but I guess I'm going to be brushing up on a few very old skills, and learning a couple of new ones. You all please bear with me, I haven't written code in over 10 years. Also, I'm having trouble finding enough field mice to run the generator for the TRS-80 I'm using.

For now, it's time to hunt down some chicken and dance in the canoe!

MINE ON WITH KANO-SAN!!!

legendary
Activity: 4634
Merit: 1851
Linux since 1997 RedHat 4
Not-Quite-Midnight Musings:

Do you think there's a mathematical advantage to including more rather than less transactions to candidate blocks?

I'm wondering if when all the transactions are hashed together if it inherently skews the resulting hash value higher or lower.

That'd be pretty interesting if the way we try to get new blocks is actually the best way (i.e. The heavier the block the better).
More transactions = more transaction fees.
No idea why anyone would want less transaction fees Tongue

Hashing is pseudo random ... transaction numbers are truly random ... it's all so random that it's pointless trying to find any sort of pattern.

There are no patterns to find in mining.
jr. member
Activity: 196
Merit: 4
Well its been about 12 hours, Looks like its time for another block.  I didn't win the lottery on yesterdays draw, so a block would be nice.
I'd go make sime chicken, but I just started renovations on my kitchen....  fridge in dining room, stove in living room, dishwasher at front door.  Plates, pots and pans in closet.  Its messed up.  But not as much as having to get water out of the bathroom sink to use on the hotplate I bought and put in the spare room as my makeshift kitchen!

Ok, i'll go to Wendy's and get a Spicy Asiago Chicken burger... and keep my dignity :-)  haha
its going to be like 3 or 4 weeks without a kitchen! ugg

member
Activity: 490
Merit: 16
1xA921 + 1xA741 + Backup-->1xA6 ;)
Not-Quite-Midnight Musings:

Do you think there's a mathematical advantage to including more rather than less transactions to candidate blocks?

I'm wondering if when all the transactions are hashed together if it inherently skews the resulting hash value higher or lower.

That'd be pretty interesting if the way we try to get new blocks is actually the best way (i.e. The heavier the block the better).
member
Activity: 490
Merit: 16
1xA921 + 1xA741 + Backup-->1xA6 ;)
Yeah, I kinda was thinking its hard to get a right number.  It wasn't really that important for what I wanted to do.

NOW The reason:

The LITTLE guy Hash Give away...
I knew it! Add another giveaway to the list!

I love this place! Grin
jr. member
Activity: 196
Merit: 4
Yeah, I kinda was thinking its hard to get a right number.  It wasn't really that important for what I wanted to do.

NOW The reason:

The LITTLE guy Hash Give away...

The Prize - 24 Hrs of free hashing power from one of my S9's on your username.

The Criteria:
   1. You have to be a new miner ramping up still.
   2. Your hash rate has to be at 2 Th/s or less
   3. Answer the skill testing question by the deadline by Private messsage to me.
   4. You have to commit to telling 2 people about the pool at some point in the near future. ( Karma is a Biatch ) :-)


Deadline is 00:00:00 UTC March 27  - Mar 26 17:00 Mountain Time
This date chosen since this will mark 3 months of Mining for me ( with multiple S9's, I hade one since Nov 21)


The skill testing question is:   What is the width of the equator?  What causes the width.  Hint: Friends

PM Me your answers.

I will pick someone with a valid answers at random, and then contact them to arrange pointing one of my S9's to thier user name so that they will be ramped up in that day instead of waiting the full ~10 days.


And for legal reasons:

This is just for fun, dont get mad if you dont win, its all for fun, There is no warrenty, no liability etc...  JUST FOR FUN!  I'm hoping more of the smaller miners go buy S9's.

member
Activity: 658
Merit: 21
4 s9's 2 821's
I never liked math.. so can someone figure out this....

At what hash rate would you have to be at to be fully ramped up if you all of the sudden had 13.5TH for 1 full day?  IE  it takes say 10 days to ramp up, so my estmiation is that one would need 1 day at 13.5 TH to average out as 1.3 TH for the 10 days?

Another way of asking this is, at what hash rate would a user have to be at to fully benifit from 1 day of a 13.5th S9 so they would be considered to be ramped up.

Ignoring how many days they are ramped up, assuming a new user just starting out.

I think my 1.3 or even 1.5 TH user would fit this criteria?



From the payout page....The pool hash rate for the last day is roughly 92.56PHs which means the 5Nd 'ramp' is roughly 9days 7hrs.   That's a good place to start from for guestimation. 
legendary
Activity: 4634
Merit: 1851
Linux since 1997 RedHat 4
I never liked math.. so can someone figure out this....

At what hash rate would you have to be at to be fully ramped up if you all of the sudden had 13.5TH for 1 full day?  IE  it takes say 10 days to ramp up, so my estmiation is that one would need 1 day at 13.5 TH to average out as 1.3 TH for the 10 days?

Another way of asking this is, at what hash rate would a user have to be at to fully benifit from 1 day of a 13.5th S9 so they would be considered to be ramped up.

Ignoring how many days they are ramped up, assuming a new user just starting out.

I think my 1.3 or even 1.5 TH user would fit this criteria?


At any particular point in time, you'd have to divide by the number of days shown on the Help->Payouts page.

So if it says the 5Nd is 'currently' about 10 days, then you'd divide the hash rate by 10 and that's about what the 'ramp' level would be after 1 day.

The problem with doing these calculations is of course that time isn't a factor in 5Nd, it changes with the pool hash rate and difficulty.
So if the pool hash rate changes or the difficulty changes, then, of course, the time length of the 5Nd changes.
jr. member
Activity: 196
Merit: 4
I never liked math.. so can someone figure out this....

At what hash rate would you have to be at to be fully ramped up if you all of the sudden had 13.5TH for 1 full day?  IE  it takes say 10 days to ramp up, so my estmiation is that one would need 1 day at 13.5 TH to average out as 1.3 TH for the 10 days?

Another way of asking this is, at what hash rate would a user have to be at to fully benifit from 1 day of a 13.5th S9 so they would be considered to be ramped up.

Ignoring how many days they are ramped up, assuming a new user just starting out.

I think my 1.3 or even 1.5 TH user would fit this criteria?

jr. member
Activity: 51
Merit: 2
Sidewinder pouring the gas on....Dude has added 10P in last 4 days...

The pool's luck is getting people to come over here in droves...reducing variance even more.

I think in this instance.....he's chasing the carrot.  I'd say Kano's strategy is working well.
legendary
Activity: 1736
Merit: 1032
Carl, aka Sonny :)
...If pool luck is better than 100%, then the average share reward will be more than 5 times. (Love it when it hits 10-12 times!)...
Guess what? Huh I checked the oldest shift in our most recent block's payout, and...

WE'RE BACK TO 10!!!

This also means that we've been paid for those shares almost 200%!!!

*** For anyone unfamiliar with this, click the 'click here' link at the top of the Workers > Shifts page to be auto-magically transported through time and space--er, just further down the page--to the last shift of the most recent block's 5Nd (500% of Network Difficulty). You can also use this to gauge how ramped up you are since each row will show how many THs you were churning out during that ~50 minute timeframe. If that row's THs is lower than your current THs, then you're not ramped up yet.

Obviously, if you just started mining here all those shifts will be zeros, but as time marches on, the closer you get to those not being zeros as each new block's 5Nd looks back closer and closer to your first shifts. The difference between those being zeros and those at your current THs is how far you have to go to be ramped up.

That's the reward we all get for staying here on the Kano pool...small, medium, and large miners alike.  Kano already rewards us with the lowest fees around and the transaction fees on top of that.  His 10 BTC giveaway promotion is to help all of us to continue to enjoy our rewards without the huge swigs in luck.  For all of you who feel like you've been left out of the give-away specials, stop and think about how we have the best pool around, smile, and mine on!
member
Activity: 658
Merit: 21
4 s9's 2 821's
Sidewinder pouring the gas on....Dude has added 10P in last 4 days...

The pool's luck is getting people to come over here in droves...reducing variance even more.
jr. member
Activity: 51
Merit: 2
Sidewinder pouring the gas on....Dude has added 10P in last 4 days...
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